DEEP officials recall declaration for massive catfish caught in Coventry 
US Source: FOX61 9/29/2021
DEEP officials recall declaration for massive catfish caught in Coventry
A massive white catfish caught in Coventry last month might not be a recorder holder after all.

The Connecticut Department of Fish and Wildlife revealed this week that officials were recalling its initial declaration of a new state record for the fish caught by Ben Tomkunas on Aug. 20 in Coventry Lake.
 

The fish clocked in at 21.3 pounds and at more than three feet long – breaking the previous state record for the species of 12.7 pounds.


Officials with the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection said questions were raised regarding the fish’s size and weight and they wouldn’t be able to examine the actual fish because Tomkunas ate it.

“Without the ability to examine the actual fish, identification is left to still images and videos, which have proven to be ambiguous and inconclusive to definitively identify the species of catfish in this case,” the statement said.

 
Wangumbaug Lake Catfish, Channel Continue...

News Id SourceStampcountry
1226Mystery of 200-pound bluefin tuna washed up on Orcas Islandmynorthwest2023-10-09US
1227Ghoulish footballfish makes rare appearance on Orange County beachlatimes2023-10-21US
1228Alligator gar caught in Texas weighing 283 pounds shatters multiple recordsFox News2023-10-25US
1229From kingfish to insects: insights from the €200 m ocean impact fundthefishsite2023-10-25BZ
1230Сом в шляпеohotniki2023-10-23RU
1231Japanese Method of Humane Fish Killing Improves Quality and FlavorecoRI News2023-10-12JP
1232The return of an old scourge reveals a deep sickness in the global fishing industrybostonglobe2023-10-12CN
1233Artist expresses depths of grief, then healing, in eye-catching paintings of fishnola2023-10-13US
1234First ever bluefin tuna found in Salish Sea stumps local marine expertsKOMO News2023-10-14US
1235Leading UK chefs join campaign to cast farmed salmon off menutheguardian2023-10-14UK
1236Osakis fisherman loses runaway walleye during photo opechopress2023-10-20CA
1237Plan for water cuts from 3 Western states is enough to protect Colorado RiverThe Associated Press2023-10-25US
1238Tsleil-Waututh’s race to save salmon habitat in drought stricken southwest B.C.coastalnewstoday2023-10-20CA
1239Alleged salmon price-fixing scheme prompts $5.2M Canadian settlementvancouverisawesome2023-10-20CA
1240The Ausable River's fish died in droves in July.CBC News2023-10-12CA
1241Reaping the rewards of a move from agri- to aqua-culturethefishsite2023-10-20IN
1242‘It smells so bad’: glut of wild salmon creates stink in Norway and Finlandtheguardian2023-10-02UK
1243Estonia's national fish stock fell by half even while adhering to quotaerr2023-10-04EE
1244Invasive spiny water flea found in Lake Winnipesaukee for first time evermasslive2023-10-01US
1245Fisherman loses runaway walleye during photo op and makes miraculous catchechopress2023-10-20US
1246Illegal fishing plagues Omani coastal citiesmuscatdaily2023-10-07OM
1247A young leader fights for Yukon River salmon, her community – and herselfalaskapublic2023-10-03US
1248North Carolina angler's colorful puddingwife catch may set world recordfoxweather2023-10-03US
1249Canada’s DFO confronts Native fishermennationalfisherman2023-10-19CA
1250US Women's Fly Fishing Team Wins Bronze Medal at 2023einnews2023-10-19US

215 216 217 49 of [218 - pages.]